What are the Birtish up to? Aston Martin revealed an intriguing concept car in the form of the CC100 and their cross-country rival Jaguar seems to be on the same page. The Project 7 is an open-air roadster with killer looks and even more dangerous performance.

Jaguar announced a mild price hike to most of its flagship XJ sedan line for the 2014 model year.

Jaguar has announced a recall that affects around 940 XF models equipped with the 2.0-liter GTDi engine. 

Jaguar’s crossover, meant to rival the BMW X3, has been given the nod for production.

Jaguar may have to turn its attention to building a compact front-wheel drive model in order to meet increasingly strict European CO2 regulations.

The Jaguar Project 7 concept car will be making its U.S. debut at the 2013 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, the automaker has announced.

Previously serving as vice president of marketing at Ferrari North America, Jeff Curry has been named the new Jaguar North America vice president.

If you missed our most popular videos from AutoGuide‘s YouTube channel this week, you’ll be glad you caught this recap. AutoGuide readers were curious about the new Jaguar F-Type this week, with our review of the brand’s first sports car in 50 years topping the charts.

The Jaguar XQ crossover, which is likely to share its platform with a smaller Jaguar sedan model, is expected to make its debut at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show in September.

Jaguar will bring the a production concept version of its hardtop F-Type to Frankfurt in September before unveiling the showroom-ready version in Tokyo during late November.

Each week, we recap the most popular videos from AutoGuide‘s YouTube channel so why should this week be any different? Once again this week, fans are loving AutoGuide‘s video of the Honda Civic Si vs. the Acura Integra Type-R.

Find out what happened between the two front-wheel drive coupes and check out the other two most-watched videos below.

I hereby nominate the Jaguar F-Type for best sounding engine of the year!

Jaguar is planning to move mainstream in 2015, launching new affordable models that will appeal to the mass market.

The Jaguar Project 7 unveiled at the Goodwood Festival of Speed could lead to other special edition Jaguars or one-offs depending on the interest generated.

Exciting news emerged today about a custom Jaguar MKII, but it isn’t the car that’s building anticipation. It’s the designer.

Jaguar has revealed its Project 7 that will make its official debut at the upcoming 2013 Goodwood Festival of Speed.

Three “R” models from the Jaguar stable will make their moving debuts at the Goodwood Festival of Speed this weekend, but the brand has a secret car that could be a showstopper.

Starting with the 2013 model year, Jaguar is introducing a series of changes to its model lineup meant to make them appeal to a broader market. For the mid-size XF, that means dropping the naturally aspirated V8 and adding a 3.0-liter supercharged six-cylinder in its place.

The car Jaguar used to capture imaginations in 2010 is back, if only for a moment, in a video remembering what could have been. 

Recently, Swedish automaker Volvo joined the Australian V8 Supercar series but when Jaguar was approached to do the same, the British automaker declined without much thought.

A Jaguar– Land Rover dealership in southeastern Germany has had several of its vehicles destroyed as a result of the massive flooding across Europe.

At this point, Jaguar adding the F-Type Coupe to its lineup is inevitable, but it appears that the British automaker is planning a sports car that will top the Porsche 911 Turbo S.

The hardtop version of Jaguar’s heavily hyped new F-Type sports car was spied today again on the Nurburgring.

Not likely to come as surprise to those who have driven Jaguar’s latest sports car, the F-Type has already sold half of all the cars slated to be built in 2013.